Bus strikes loom after quiet start to March Madness
Traffic was flowing freely into the central city this morning.
Traffic was flowing freely into the central city this morning.
Roadworks and university starting up are a recipe for chaos.
Tour buses on standby for March Madness transport.
Shane Jones casts doubt on light rail but Phil Twyford, despite complaints, remains keen.
Three companies have a combined three-and-a-half centuries of history on the road.
March traffic will collide with "unprecedented" CBD roadworks in Auckland in 2020.
Avoid this major Auckland intersection till early next year.
A crash is causing delays by the Oteha Valley on-ramp in Auckland this morning.
The city is committed to having its whole 1360-strong fleet fully electric by 2040.
Victoria St is meant to carry the load when a Wellesley St intersection closes on March 1.
Money will go towards supporting the joint venture, local sub-contractors and employment.
More than 30,000 vehicles use Tamaki Drive every day.
Costs have increased from $67 million in 2018 to about $240m for the latest design.
Lucan Lance Tipene, spent an hour and a half ransacking the Clinton petrol station.
Austrian tourist responsible for a fatal crash in Moeraki, may apply to avoid conviction.
Most bus services into the CBD will be affected and new 24/7 bus lanes are planned.
Massive crash caught on camera along SH16 between Helensville and Kaukapakapa. Video / Rachel Cunliffe
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COMMENT: So there's a few cones out there. Get over it!
Phil Goff wants to look at the cost of the SkyPath project which has ballooned to $360m.
The Government is holding back $4 billion from the $12b infrastructure fund.
Labour is spending $4.6 on six highway projects in the North Island.
Standing in line for 40 minutes, the machine wasn't cleaned once.
The package includes $1.1b for rail - with most of the cash to be spent in Auckland.
Focus: Simon Bridges reacts to Government's $12 billion infrastructure package.
A law change which prevents clampers from charging excessive fees is now in force.
Provisional numbers show 353 people died in 301 crashes last year.